- counterscale — Scalable web analytics you run yourself on CloudflareCommitsfix(tracker): derive collect URL from script path (#263) · fix(cli): handle current worker not found error (#262) · fix: remove TableCard header hover background (#261)
- termdraw — Agent-friendly ASCII illustrator for the terminalCommitsfix(opentui): keep Enter from exiting text entry (#37)
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- PodcastState of Agentic Coding #8
- GitHubprompt-cardio — Prompt Faster: the vibe coding interview. A typing test disguised as an AI chat.Commitsfeat(ui): tweet-sized results card · feat: harder rank curve — CTO of Vibes now demands 140+ wpm · feat: swarms are engine-injected at rounds 2/4/6 — skill unlocks the spectacle
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- piductor — Terminal-native conductor for parallel Pi workspacesCommitsfeat: add LLM-generated summaries to workspace names (#3) · release: fix npm bin path for piductor CLI · release: prepare npm global install and MIT licensing
- txjs-1997 — This is the source code for the 1997 Texas JavaScript conference home page.CommitsFix broken images, add OG/Twitter preview cards
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